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I have even wondered if the delay is because we have changed our test to include or be N protein.

Not much point in providing a test however good it is, if no one will accept it.

Can't see how we get EU approval if France bans it?

Can it get EU approval but then not be allowed to sell in an EU country?

Its a mystery....

I'm not sure it matters Dan.

Buys and sells are always poorly reported with some not even registering until days later.

For every sell there is a buy.

If somebody bought 1m shares which we might think as a positive ,only means somebody else thought it a good idea to sell 1m shares.

Its the same as Volume... crap indicator... tells you nothing.

Oohhh... we have a mini target of 4.15p. break that and we are off to ..... 4.28p

I love a chart.....

God I'M BORED

you all told me I'd be rich by now.

You could have told me you were just pulling my leg.... (not very nice, was it.....)

Not too bad then?

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/healthcare

(Peaked at over 4000 per day hospitalised)

You're kidding right Zoom?

Its all guesswork.

When you buy you are assuming the SP will go up and that the market has mis-valued the company. (In effect you are saying you know more than the market does).

The assumption might be dressed up as an educated guess, but its still a guess and given the way it has worked out thus far.........

Oh, Now you want to talk about it Zoom?

Just kidding... :0))

Max, the grass is always greener when you are holding a loss, unfortunately.

my experience says that when in these situations revisit the reasons why you bought at the price you bought.

What was so special at 180p for instance that you decided to buy then and not when it a bit higher or a bit lower?

What is your time frame? was it 6 days or 6 months?

Do you have a price that should the SP fall to you would sell and one should it rise, you would bank the profit.?

without over analysing (and I recognise what you are saying) but terms like fed up and demoralising sound like you over committed and that the current (paper) loss is causing you to be anxious?

I know its almost certainly telling you how to suck eggs, but at the same time is does seem, not on your brief post, that you had a plan of action prior to your first purchase?

All any of us can do is, if we had out time again, would we make the same decisions? If the answer is yes, then its just bad luck to have a poor result, but if some errors surface through a brutal re-examination then there is always a likely better outcome next time round.

(I am sorry if this comes across as patronising, its not my intention at all, we have all been there.)

What difference does it make?

Cane will be happy as he wanted a lower SP (God knows why, because he is nearly 10% underwater now. Quite how he expects to make money on a falling SP is beyond me).

I have however often heard the call for a lower SP " So I can top up".

Yeah right.... Normally with a falling SP it makes you wonder if its going to fall further and the last thing you want to do is buy and it fall again.... but hey ho. Long as someone is happy.

When you say" tea leaves" Cane are you referring to TA?

Just for clarity.

I was just thinking how better the board had been recently and realised now he has reappeared, it was because of Ripley's absence, oh well, as long as he is happy.

I wonder if FOMO will affect this stock enough to move the SP?

In theory there are only a few trading days left before we get a very positive RNS

Or is the market in a "I'll believe it when I see it" mindset?

Its so exciting.........

"watch this close above £1.20!"

Shame he never took the bet MilkM

(It is Poundcake isn't it and was that Arnold Palmer, or the other way around? Its hard to keep up...)

hi Mck, interesting point you raise:

If you see a buying op. (say BH now as an example if it confirms a reversal for you): Do you still not pull the trigger based on a future event ( the fed tomorrow), or do what the chart indicates as most likely?

Thanks SD

Wishey,

when you say "...and I think that the side show of LFTs is nothing worth getting screwed up about." Medusa might have a differing opinion having lumped in £20m to manufacture a test they seem unable to sell.

Accept of course it was important, had (if only), the test came out as predicted late last year then AVCt could have maybe a £b or two in its accounts and the SP could already be north of £10 or perhaps a lot more.

That money is never coming back. Its gone forever. If the test comes out tomorrow and sells in great numbers, those missed months income are already what might have been.

So I don't agree it was a side show.

However I agree that being rude to AS is completely unnecessary and well..... rude.

SD, we have seen this before I think? large(ish) or at least sudden, fall and then a TR1 materialises a day or two later.

Anything showing up on your radar?

Cheers

The thing is Mon, the cost of the cure is already arguably beyond the cost of the problem.

Wiggly says another lockdown is nailed on. Why? Its not like the first 3 have stopped it?

Some scientist I read a few weeks ago was saying that this type of virus is actually beneficial to the species, as it attacks the most vulnerable and strengthens the already fit and healthy further. Now, that sounds very callous when it refer to humans but if it were David Attenborough talking about an already over-populated animal/insect, I am not sure we would all stand up and immediately donate to a fund to protect it.

I just don't know where we draw the line now in cost benefit on this virus. How many other people have to die through missed treatments and others have their lives ruined through missed operations, children missing out on life opportunities due to a poorer education (which generally leads to a poorer financial outcome and therefore life expectancy), as well as the financial worry/stress hardship of business failure for employee's and employers alike, all leading to potentially a shorter life expectancy.

I don't know why i would be fuming Tim, particularly as I hold for the successful outcome of the AVA6k trial. But as usual don't let what I say get in the way of a false image you wish to perpetuate. (Although quite why is another question).

Kall, don't ABF own Jordans (which do a variety of similar cereals)? As well as all the other brands that ABF hold that compliment and in some cases compete with each other?

Cane, i have said no one can predict the future.

"Obviously Price is important for an entry, "

I think you will find its pretty important when you sell too

Each to his own.